The Presidential election is over, but the investment repercussions continue to both confirm and confound expectations. Many managers thought that a Trump win would not be bad for financial markets and the economy. Nevertheless they have still been surprised by the quickness of the recovery of the stock market. In the bond markets, the effect has not been nearly as benign. But bond managers were already on the alert for increased volatility and changes in central bank behavior. Indeed, a theme that runs through the strategies of many bond investors involves divergent monetary policy.

Join this important webinar to hear what global stock and bond investors think the future holds. Some see bright spots in far flung places, and in relative value trades. Others find opportunity right under their noses in developed markets. Bond investors may have the tougher task, in trying to read the tea leaves of central bank behavior, while navigating sharply rise yield levels. Equity investors have to consider the possibility that markets won’t keep rising.

Hear managers discuss some of the following key themes in global investing:

Do developed bond markets still hold opportunity today – or should investors be looking farther afield?

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